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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM092375 . _. ~"~ ~- September 23, 1975 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) SS. County of Butte ~ The Board of Supervisors met at 9x00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairmen Ladd. Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Don Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Boarcl of Supervisors Cleric. Pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America 75-1582 APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion o Supervisor MclGollop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the minutes of September 16 8~ 17th, 1975 were approved as mailed. 75-1583 COMMUNICATIONS ' Requests or wit rawa o and from Resources Conservation District. Requests ~ have been filed by Dorothy L. Hall, Voris A. Lawton, Martin D. Amelung, / 0 ~'y and Jacobus VanVeen. Refer to County Counsel with copies to be placed in file. Eugene Bressel and William G. Slade, Paradise. Appeal is filed to Planning Commission I ~ ,C p, r decision to grant a use permit to Walter L. and Eleanor Zahrxl to allow a ~ group home at 983 Wagstaff Road, Paradise. Hearing set for October 28, 1975 at 1:30 p. m. Dakin Company, Oakland. The Company owns 96 Peres which would be included ~ -3. p a. ':-- in rezoning of certain forest lands and the Company requests information regard'eng such rezoning proposal. Discussed and referred to Planning Department. Lorrin L. Ward, County Architect. Mr. Ward writes in support of Phillip C. Bojarski's request ~, that the effective date of Mr. 8ojarski's contract for inspector on the project be y 2 Z • set at May 15, 1975 rather than June 1, 1975. Discussed. Referred to Clay Castieberry for study, with a report book next week to the Board. James F. Roth, Chiw. Mr. Rath writes In opposition to the variance being granted 'y 3 ,p b.Q to Waring Hampton. Hearing set at Is30 p.m. this date. Hold until afternoon hearing. Paradise Fact and Folklore, Inc. Special bicentennial observance will be held at Inskip on Sunday, October 19th at 2 p.m. commemorating placement of the Inskip ~ y ~, ~ d Hotel in the National Register of Historic Plaees. An invitation is extended to the Board to attend and confirmation of the number to attend is requested. Discussed. Board members will attend. Paradise Council on Ageing, Inc. The Council writes that the Meals on Wheels Program may not be completely self sustaining based on present revenue estimates without increasing the per meal charge. They request consideration for an allocation of p 'L • $3,000 of revenue sharing monies to help cover the operational expenses. Discussed. Hearing set for October IS at 9:00 a.m., following BCAG. Administrative Officer ro notify interested parties. Page 223. September 23, 1975 ^. ~ Central Labor Council of Butte & Glenn Counties. Council sends notice of official action they took re sending a letter to the City of Oroville objecting to use of p 0 ~~ 0 city firemen to carpet city offices, paint city structures, etc. Information. Central Labor Council of Butte 8, Glenn Counties. The Council sends notice of their 0 opposition to any further gun control laws which would restrict members' rights to awn and ~ ~ ~ enjoy or use firearms. They also go on record as commending the California Legislature for requiring mandatory prison sentence for use of firearm during the commission of a crime. Information. California State Librarian, Receipt is acknowledged of Butte County's communication of a 0 August E, 1975 expressing interest in becoming a signatory to the California Library ~/ 0- Authority for Systems and Services ,kint Powers Agreement. Butte County will be considered for selection in this matter. Information. Department of Water Resources. The Department writes to your Board as Board of ~ Directors of the Lime Saddle Community Services District regarding the possibility ~?~ 0.0 of the Paradise Irrigation District transporting Lime Saddle Community Services District water through their system. Carl Fisher will be present at 11:00 a.m. ro discuss this matter. Hec~th and Welfare Agency. Mario G. Obleda, secretary, sends information regarding ~.'F-/. ~ federal requirements in the implementation of the Social Services program. Information. Pet D. Peterson. Opposition to variance applied For by Waring Hampton. Hearing f / 3 ,p Q ~ ~ ~o be at i;30 p.m. this dafie. Letter put over to time of hearing. Mrs. William A. Ward. Lan~dowhers on Shasta Avenue, Chico, request to be placed / ~ 3. 0 0,0 ~fon Board agenda to request an interim zoning for both north and south of pasta Avenue. put on agenda for Tuesday, Sept. 30, (975 at I1:00 a.m. Enloe Hospital. They have arranged for a meeting, on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1975 at ~p p, Q ~ 2:00 p.m. to discuss the Chico Area Life Support System. Letter given to Supervisor Madigan to arrange for another date for meeting. Appeal. Letter of appeal regarding reques# of Planning Department for a left hand turn ~ ~ 3'0 0 to go out to tthe site durOing noon hour to Lsee the aituat'on 1involved. ward members s' California Highway Patrol, Yuba City Office. Letter in answer to Chairman Ladd's ~ p regarding complaint of i-iarry L. Taylor . Copies to be given to Board members. 75-1584 STATEMENT BY SUPERVISOR RICHTER Supervisor Ric ter re a prepare statement regarding the second attempt to assassinate president Ford. He stated he was very wncemed with this action. He felt there areca 'small group of fanatics thafi seek to desecrate the fabric of our society. Discussed; no action taken. 75-1585 APPROVE MODIFICATION,~•-CETA TITLE I, MODIFICATION 607 8 MODIFICATION 2 OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION NON-FINANCIAL AGREEMENT n motion o pervisor cKi op, sewn e y perv sor digan and unanimously carried, the following action was taken: I. Approved CETA Title I, Modification 607 and authorized the Manpower Director to sign. 2. Approved Modification 2 of the Vocational Education Non-financial agreement and authorized the Manpower Directorpa9e~~r~~~ September 23, 1975 ('~ ~"~ _____~_~ `__ ___ _ September23;1975 ___ _ _ 75-1586 DISCUSSION: SALARYORDfNANCE AMENDMENT A salary ordinance amendment has been prepared which will affect positions in several departments. Mr. Rackerby was present to answer questions of the Board members. Salory to be paid to the Civil Disaster Officer discussed. Mr. Rackerby said the recommended salary was a valid recommendation. It was stated that 50% of Mr. Struthers time will be spent on these matters. Other positions covered in this ordinance discussed. it was moved by Supervisor Madigan, and seconded by Supervisor Cameron that the salary ordinance amendment be approved and that the first reading of the salary ordinance amendment was waived. AYES: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McKillop and Chairman Ladd NOES: Supervisor Richter ~?tlOn failed as it takes a unanimous vote of the Board to waive the reading of an ordinance. Ordinance read by the Clerk. Copies of said ordinance will be made and sent to the Board members. Proposed ordinance placed back on the agenda for Tuesday, September 30, 1975. 75-1567 OVERTIME RECONSIDERATION TAKEN OFF AT THIS TIME D scussion on t e pro em a overtime payment r unc periods in the Mental Health 24-hour acute care facility has been reconsidered by Dr. Enloe, odd was taken ofF the agenda at this time. 75-1588 WALNUT TREES DECLARED SURPLUS PROPERTY On motion o pervisor i op, sewn ed by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, 26 black walnut frees awese~declared surplus and the Purchasing Officer was authorized to dispose of them. 75-1589 gPPROVE GOLDEN FEATHER FAIR BUDGET TRANSFER Fair a requests approve o u get trans er number 1475-3 which sets up X88.50 in eligible premiums payable from resources available. This corrects budget transfer 1975-2. When reconciling the fair premiums payable figures with those of the Auditor's Office, there was a need to adjust the amount of funds transferred on the previous transfer by this amount to brim the figures into balance. Transfer approved by Auditor and has been cleared with Department of Fairs and Expositions in Sacramento. On motion of Supervisor Richter, sewnded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, Golden Feather Fair budget transfer number 1975-3 was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign. 75-1590 APPROVE CIVIL DISASTER 'PROPOSAL T e propose as iscusse at t e rvil Disaster Council meeting needs Board approval so that it can be implemented and budget adjustments made. Mr. Struthers was present to discuss the proposal. Mr. Struthers feels that this is the minimum effort that should be expended. page 225. September 23, 1975 !"~ ~ On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the civil disaster proposal was approved and authorizati on granted for reorganization and budget adjustment to implement it. 75-1591 AUTHORIZE ORDINANCE CHANGE TRANSITIONING CETA CLERICAL POSITION IN BLDG. & SUBDIVISION DEPARTMENT T Bw ing an rv~s on nspection Department is funded through self generated revenues. A clerical position currently funded through CETA in this Department should more properly be funded through the Building and Subdivision Inspection fund. Position discussed. Chairman Ladd said he was not in favor of the transferring of these people. He, could not support this action as it will be putting another position on the payroll. On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and carried, an ordinance change iransitioning the clerical CETA position assigned to Building and Subdivision M a regular position was authorized to be prepared. AYl=S: Supervisors Cameron, M:ird'rgan and Mc~llop NOESz SupervisonRtchter and Ghainnan Ladd RECESS: IO;15 RECONVENED: 10:30 CHAIRMAN LADD WELCOMED THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CLASS FROM GRIDLEY HIGH SCHOOL AT THIS TIME. 75-1592 DISCUSSION: HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT Mr. Mic a son exp ained t at t ere are many areas re t sta needs to have policy decisiarsmade as they get into the implementation of the HCD grant. Any actions should also involve the City of Orovtlle and the Housing Authority. Chairman Ladd stated that the government cannot buy property as cheap as private enterprise except in the instance of eminent domain. He feels there should be an area drawn for the property involved. It was his opinion that private parties should purchase land, build units and lease them. He dcesn't feel government should own the land. Scott Tandy, administrative analyst, explained that the grant is approved with terms. This grant was approved with the term that the money would be used for land acquisition. late doesn't feel that this money can be used for other projects but that other protects could apply for funds in the future. Supervisor Richter explained that he feels it makes very little sense to buy property and then turn around and sell it to i-~divtduals. Supervisor Cameron feels that the Beard should appoint a site selection committee to study the matter. rle also wants the Board and the committee to look at the property that will be auctioned off for tax purposes. He feels it is possible that some of this land will meet the apecific~ations and can be acquired at a comparatively low price. Supervisor Richter feels it is wrong to buy land, tear down the existing buildings and build new ones. Chairman Ladd stated that this would be more appropriate in a city where they might have condemned buildings and very little clear land. Page 22b. September 23, 1975 r ~, ________________~~~~'~~=1Q7~=- ---- He feels that Butte County somehow got swept into this with other areas, Mr, Nickelson explained that they recommend that the committee be composed of Board members, someone from the City of OroviHe and someone from the Housing authority. Discussion of reallocating this money to another project. Supervisor Cameron felt this would put o cloud on future requests for funds. Mr. Tandy stated that two men from HUD will be in Oroville on October 1 or 2. Chairman Ladd felt that something should be done before these men came to Oroville in the way of plans. Chairman Ladd and Supervisor McKillop will serve on the committee. Mr, Tandy is to schedule a meeting, to include representatives of the City of Oroville and the housing Authority, for next Monday. 75-1593 DISCUSSION: LEGAL ADVISOR TO LAW ENFORCEMENT GRANT; AppROVE BUDGET TRANSF'ER5 ~~Mr. ttoward Casagrande, CCC.?, explained that the problem on the budget transfer for the Legal advisor is a mechanics! problem on the county's side. This has nothing to da with their office. Supervisor Richter questioned Mr. Casagranda regarding the county's portion of the funding far this program. Mr, Casagrande explained that on multi-year programs, the funding is 90%-10% for the first year (state paying 90%), 700% the second year and $0°10-50°/a the third year. IiYith the program, the county is now required ro match funds for 47%. Mr. Casagrande explained that this was a de eisian of the plannir~q board. Supervisor Richter feels that there are other programs that should have priority and doesn't feel he can support this program. Supervisor McKillap stated that the Board has already voted to support the program when they approved the budget for it. Mr, Nickelson explained that 47~% was budgeted for this, Chairman Ladd stated that these programs should be evaluated and not carried on through when they do not fit the need ~df the people. Discussion of the program, Supervisor McKiliop stated that if the Board objects to this match, they should Approve only one-year programs. Mr, Casogrande explained that some programs started under this have become permanent, such as the narcotics resources center. Each program should be evaluated to see if it is worth spending the money on,. Supervisor Richter stated that this is not the time to be evaluating the program. Chairman Ladd stated that he will no*. vote for these types of programs in the future unless he feels that it is a worthwhile program. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor.Camecon and unanimously tarried, the following budget, transfers were approved: B-023 District Attorney -Legal Advisory to Law Enforcement, This corrects and increases appropriations on this grant which st rted June 14, 1975 and was brought forward into the current year. Transfer reflects grant comditions as applied for by the Board under Resolutim No. 75-40 passed on March 11, 1975 and approved by OCJP on July 31, 1975. Amounts set up in the budget reflect unanticipated revenue federal aid -other in the amount of $3,882.50, state Page'227. September Z3, 1975 /"+ aid -other $1,007, and $1,975.50 from the reserve £or contingencies. Total appropriation set up $9,267. B-028 Superintendent of Schools -Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Grant. This establishes a budget for the Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Grant for the period September 1, 1975 to August 31, 1976 per County Resolutian~75-95 adopted on June 24, 1975 and approved by OCJF on August 25, 1975. Total amount of _ grant $31,870 with $19,758 coming from federal aid-other, $1.098 from state aid-other and $11,014 from local aid-other. Na county funds involved, B-031 Supplemental Manpower Pros ram CETA Title I. This transfers $354.99 from Compensation Insurance to extra help in the Youth Program, and $18,647.57 from Compensation Insurance to extra help in the Adult Program. 8-032 Auditor. $4,000 is transferred from salaries and wages regular to extra halp~within the Auditor's budget to cover cost of extra help accountants hired to #ill extended vacancies in auditing and accounting sections caused by prolonged illness and retirement and resignations. 75-1594 APPEARANCE; BUD CONKLIN PARADISE CALIFORNIA HORSEMEN`S ASSOCIATION Mr. Con in present t e a wit a certi icate o appreciation r t etr involvement in the Bicentennial celebration. Supervisor McKilllop praised Cho Pageant Riders and everyone involved in the parade for the excellent job they did. 75-1595 APPEARANCE: DAVE MAC KEY SIGNAL REAL ESTATE COMPANY Mr. Mac ey exp nine t at t ey are in t e process of deve oping a to caide of Butte County, Mr. Mackey explained what they are doing on this and the purpose. This will give the exact locationot` any piece of property within the county. He feels it will not only benefit the real estate business but will also help the fire department and the police department. lie feels that the company involved could have helped on the street naming study and saved the county some money. Mr. Mackey requested that the Board send a letter to the departments requesting that they give Mr. Mackey any help he needs. Supervisor Cameron stated that the records ara public and that he is sure the departments ara already very willing to work with Mr. Mackey on this in any way they can. 75-1596 APPEARANCE; PATRICIA RELLAFORD PARADISE Mrs. Re aford exp sine t at s e app led for and been granted welfare assistance. She then received a job as a social worker but has now been fired from that job and she has had to reapply for welfare. Mrs. ReUaforcl stated that she has been in touch with her attorney and that she will bring suit against the welfare department. She has a list of ten pages of reasons far her firing. 75-1597 APPEARANCE; CHARLES E. NELSON BIGGS Mr. Nelson explained that ise fa trying to deed five acres of his land to his brother. However, sae condition oa the tentative parcel map ie the deeding of 30 feet of property. 13owever~ there is some undergrovad irrigation pipe on Chia property and the parties who invested their money to install this are opposed to anything being dose thaC might jeopardize the pipe. Page 228. ~ ~' September 23, 1975 n _ r", Mr. Castleberry explained that the Board could delete this condition from the map, consider a narrower width or accept the dedication, which would not effect the pipe underneath the ground. Mr. Castleberyy is to look at the property later this week and will discuss the matter with Mr. Nelson. 75-598 AUTHORIZE LETTER TO BE SENT TO AEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES RE LIME SADDLE L'fl1~II~illNITY SERVICES DISTRICT Ehe Department of Water Resources wrote to the Board of Supervisors as Board of Directors of the Lime Saddle Community Services District regarding Che possibility of the Paradise Irrigation District transporting Lime Saddle Community Services District water through their system. Carl Fischer of the Lime saddle district, stated that the advisory committee met Last sight sad drafted a response to the letter. They request approval of this response. Supervisor Cameron stated that he has talked with Mr. Kellq of PID and they do sot agree that PID can handle any additional terrikory. Supervisor Cameron read a note that reaffirmed the district's intention not to annex any other land. Supervisor Came ran feels nothing should be done until the election in November fox fear of causing a problem with it. Discussion of the Lime Saddle District. Mr. Fischer explained that there are approximately 15 to 20 residents with many people in mobile homes is parka. Mr. Fischer explained that alI they would like to do is participate in a study of the feasibility of transporting the caster. Hendricks Canal discussed. It was explained that the PIA hoe applied for Davie-Grunsky fund e. Dave Miaasian, attorney for PID, explained that they would not like this matter to get involved at this time. He feels this request would compound any problems that they now have. Mr. Minasian discussed the district and its problems. He stated that the letter from D.W.R is not correct and explained why. Details of the district discussed. Mr. Fischer again stated that they only want to be included in the study, nothing more. Supervisor Cameron again explained that he feels it could jeopardize the election and that the Board should do nothing until after the election. Supervisor McKiilop agreed with SSnpervisor Cameron that this should be held off until after the election and fee la that this is premature. Discussion of reapondiag to the D4'W.R. letter. Mr. Nickelson suggested that the Board direct a letter to Mr. Dalcini that dicussion of this will be held oft for 60 days but that this is not an indication that they have lost interest in the Davis Grunsky funds, and that Chey back the pro3ect in Paradise. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the Board authorized a letter to Mr. Dolcini of the Department of Water Resources as outlined by Mr. Nickelson, with the draft to come to the Board next week and that Mr. Minasiaa ie to receive a copy of this letter. Recess: 12:00 RECO NVE NEDs 1 X30 Page 229. September 23, f975 _... ~ ~ ___ _____________Segter4ber~~,W127~~ _=-~=~W=====_ _=_ 75-1599 PUBLIC HEARING: PLANNING COMMISSION INITIATED-NORTHEAST BUTTE COUNTY REZONE-DIAMOND INTERNATIONAL CORP. FOREST LANDS The public hearing on the Butte County Planning Commission initiated- Northeast Butte County rezone from S-H, A-2, TM-5, TM-20, and TM-40 ro C-f, alt Diamond International Corp. forest lands, and from A-2 io TM-40 all forest land with permanent timber rights held by Diamond international Corp. , aH located in northeastern Butte County. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, aet out the background of this matter. A map was displayed setting put the arks to be rezoned. Chairman Ladd presented a letter to the Clerk that had been filed with him. The Clerk read the letter from Katherine Bolles at this time, requesting that her property not be rezoned as requested by the Planning Commission. Hearing opened to the public. Appearing; I. Waiter Bolles. He asked for the reading of the TM-40 ordinance. He was told that residences could be built on the property. He stated that he was opposed to any rezoning of the property; he would prefer that it be left os an A-2 district. 2. Bob Barrett, Diamond international Corp. representative. He stated they were in favor of the rezoning. All the property being rezoned belongs to Diamond Enternational Corp, and they are dedicated to commercial forestry. Stirling City and Lovelock are excluded from this rezoning, 3. Bill Cornpbell. He owns 320 acres at Flea Valley. His property is within this rezoning. He said he had not been notified of the rezoning and he would like to study the ordinance and what would be allowed in this zoned area. 4. Mr. Frank Stewart, Land Manager for Diamond International Corp. He explained the practice of this tympany regarding the cutting of timber. Dan $lackstock, County Counsel, explained the effect this zoning would have on the taxes in this area. This type of zoning will limit the use of the land. The Assessor will be unable to use any comparable sales for assessment purposes. He explained how the property would be assessed. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the following ordinances were adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign: I. Ordinance 1613 -zoning a portion of the County a '+C-F"District (Mildred Forest) 2. Ordinance 1614 -amending Ordinance No. Id97 zoning a portion of the County, a 'TM-40" (timber-mountain) district. 75=1600 CONTINUED HEARING: APPEAL OF SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE`S rTIOTICE OF VIOLATION OF AP41-i2, HOWARD JOHNSON e .oont~nue ear ng o t e appea o Subdivision Committee's notice of Page 230. September 23, 1975 /'` ~ _________~~~~` _~ September23~1975 _ _ __ _ violation of Ap 41-12, Howard Johnson, was held at this time. Supervisor Madigan stated that Dr, Horning had called him and stated he hoped the matter could be continued. Robert Stan ley appeared on behalf of Mr. Johnson and the others involved in this hearing. They have been working constantly on this matter and they are confident that they will be able to comply very shortly. they will probably have satisfactory evidence before the Board within 30 days. They are requesting a continuance at this time. , Hearing continued to November 1i3, 1975 at 1:30 p.m. 75-1601 CONTINUED HEARING: APPEAL OF SUBDNISION COMMITTEE'S DECISION RE CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE FOR AP 57-06 and 57 20 PENTZ ROAb PHIL MACE continue earing on t e appea o 5u ivision Committees ecision re certificates of compliance for AP 57»0C and 57-20, F+entz Read, Phil Mace was held at this time. Phil Macs was present and stated that they had delivered the road wnstruction agreement to the Road Department today. They were unable to deliver the bonds at this time. He requested that the Board consider some type action at this time, subject to delivery of the bonds. It was moved by Supervisor McKillop and seconded by Supervisor Cameron that certificates of compliance be issued, subject to 'the delivery of the bonds, and subject to County Counsel's approval and that all conditions be met. Bettye Blair stated that they would have to issue conditional certificates of compliance. A record of survey has to be filed. Mr. Mace stated he was not requesting conditional certificates. He does not want to saddle his clients with conditional certiFicates. Chairman Ladd said the best course of action vwuld be to continue this hearing for a week so public Works could study the matter. Motion withdrawn at this time. Matter continued to Tuesday, October 7, 1975, at 1;30 p.m. 75-1602 PUBLIC HEARING: PLANNING COMMIS510N INITIATED REZONE FROM A-2 TO A-10, AR-MH-3, A-R, S-2, C-I, and M-1 FOR THOSE AREAS DELETED FROM THE NORD-CANA MERIDIAN REZONE, LOCATED !N THE NOBLER TRACT, PORTIONS OF THE WHIPPLE TRACT PARCEL ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF gNiTA & HWY. 99, PARCEL AD.IACENT TO THE TOWNSITE OF NORD, AND PARCEL CONTAINING VALLEY-REDI ; MIX, ALL LOCATED NORTHWEST OF CHICOs ADOPTED ORDINANCE5 NO. 1615, 1616, 1617, 1618, 1619 and 1620 T e pu is earing on the Butte County Planning Commission initiated rezone from A-2 to A-10, AR-MH-3, A-R, 5-2, C-1, and M-I for those areas deleted from the Nord- Cana Meridian rezone, located in the Hosier Tract, portions of the Whi ~ple Tract parcel on the southwest corner of Anita ~ Hwy. 99, parcel adjacent ro the Townsite of Nord, and parcel containing Valley-Redi Mix, all located northwest of Chico, was held at this time as advertised. Mr. Lawson set out the background of this matter. Area involved set out and explained. Hearing opened to the pubPice 2,4ppearing: ag . September 23, 1975 ~. ~, _____________~__Se~tember23,w1975__________ _ I. Joe Cotter. He owns the 25 acres north of Lenora Court and east of the Esplanade. He was told that his property would remain in the A-2 district. He said that in that event he has no objection to this rezoning. hbaring dosed to the public and confined ro the Board. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the following ordinances were adopted, with the note that they are in conformity with the General Plan and that the E.I.R. has been filed with the County Clerk, and tha Chairman was authorized to sign: I. Ordinance No. 1615 -amending Ordinance No. 144 zoning a portion of the County an "A-10"(agricultural}district. 2. Ordinance No. 1616 - zoning a portion of the county "AR-MH3 "(Agricultural- residential mobile home) district 3. Ordinance No. 1GI7 - zoning a portion of the County an "A-R"district 4. Ordinance No. 1618 - zoning a portion of the County an "S-2 "district 5, Ordinance No. (619 -amending Ordinance No. 995 zoning a portion of the County an 'C-I " district 6. Ordinance No. 1620 -zoning aportion of the County a "M-1 "district 75-1603 PUBLIC HEARING; WAKING HAMPTON-VARIANCE TO MINIMUM LOT SIsTi: requirements to allow a 5 ACRE PARCEL IN AN A-40 ZONE ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF NO RD-GIANELLA ROAD WEST OF NORD NORTHWEST OF CHICO The'pvblic hearing on the Waring Hamptonwariance to minimum lot size requiremepfs to allow a 5 acre parse) in an A-40 zone on property located on the south side of Nord-Gianella Road, approximately i~miles west of the Townsite of Nord, identified as AP 47-15-64, northwest of Chico, was held as advertised. Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, was questioned about the flood zone. Flooding in the area discussed. Hearing opened to the public. Appearing= 1. Mr. Norman Hampton, consulting engineer. He set out the background of this request. The existing house has been there since 1963 and water has never reached the house; he does not know where the high-water line is. Water does flood through the oraMands. Mr. Hampton did not think there would be any problem with flooding at this site. 2. Mr. Waring Hampfion, applicant. He stated that levees had been built and they have stopped the flooding fn that area. The levees were built on Pine Creek. 3. Mr. Peter Peterson. He expressed his objections io this variance. His concern is with agricultural nuisances. Hearing closed to the public and confined Io the Board. Cierk read the letters from ~eter~}erson and Math & Hanna, realtnrs in opposition, c>Jce Z - September 23, 1975 ~'', r",. -____-- _ -- Septembei2 lI~ _-- _ ________ _~._..-__-_ - 3~ 9 =________________ Supervisor Richter stated that this property was within his district; he has gone out and spent a lot of time at this site trying to make a judgment decision. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and •carried; .thy 8lanning Commission's decision was upheld and the varipnce requested by Waring7iampton to minimum lot size requirements to allow a 5 acre parcel in an A-40 zone an property located on the south side of Nord-Gianella Road, approximately I~ miles west of the Townsite of Nord, northwest of Chico, was denied. AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Ladd NOES: Supervisor Cameron 75-1604 TENTATIVE PA RCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL-APPROVED On motion o Supervisor McKi op, seoo e y Supervisor ameron and unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps recommended for approval were approved, with the note that they have been found to be consistent with the Butte County GeneraE Plan, that negative declarations have been filed with the County Clerk, and approval granted tub~ect to conditions set out by Planning Commissions ,Sy1i1aC] C--C E'. •t;, ru c:. ~X~G~p.l~l.AF1ti3J, ka nr..S~3-2S ~ ?.b, 3 lots, G.h . Fe1. sou~:lsu~osi earner oT I:~a~r.: tdve, & Cohasset Road, ;?~i.e~ 1. C::nc::r Cisicc . ~;sxc~ .~scns:•: ;."••tnaz ~:, a d~:i.~EZ k ~u.;suwn•~ L•~i the x:,~qui.~azc:nt.^ a~ t~erfit.a~s 20.J ~f t:'rte ~ut:te Cs3t:.~ty CflSe, •~t33 tnn~at#.we paxce8 r~~~: o~ tFae ~•~~a $dsatt:i:~Lec1 px:SSpw:Cty F~r~ beLn re- vi$erad ia~r fhe Iitttta CoujYty 5sws~~.Yrs.s;wc~~- CC~:sr,3.~:,L•ee a,:u3 the P3taasiaing C o7tir:,i £"r:, ~. Gi1 . `~i~B Stil)Gl•1rs~~.CY1 Car„rvitte~ Za23Ca !'.~32.' F~,I:I'lTi~.L1C{ T"V^SL'1TLL.".1G{C~Sl ~SGOI~!i:~12ai apF~row3z at: tFse ten•~atf.tre s~z}~, c•,u:a~ect to tt~~x ~o',:.a~;rs~ candat~tts~a: ~,. ~Fia+~ p~zae~. 3. b~: +~aa~.~~gPd to arcci~nw ftsr the aria nsssde8 ~o~ t:-:+e septic ta:zk sysxem. ~~ th~~a"c ~.~ rivL- gc~~sible, as e~tsesuent a~~y bc~ ~crent~aF3] e. . Pravi.da n ;~flinf ti3e a~;r~=~:xr~an~: {'ax t3ies cursm3ai ~erA~~. ~- t1~g~tive l~eriere.Lir~. 2er~~:;tzcl.inq r:cv~rcaYAir~r.^~~1. 33npC~ct:. was ~i3.ed with she :•ou.~s•i:y Clex'2: csj .tltzrt~,yt .?G, '?97a. _ Ir'o'~e. 4t: Snptcnil~e~~ 9, 2.974, t3xe P},~rsa~ri~~ Corl~iss csa.; a~~prp~ed i r3e ~~:Lof ~.~b;, ~: ~a~~.a~.., : o:- a c~truct:~r~ ~;ry be ~.tk:aR~~:ci. c~z Q~rccl 1 znc _. oil-stxeat pa:.itiirc~ an Pt's,z:w~l 1 .n a "^-Cp (C,:U%~•E:U.rA+,.~v Comrteyiaa~~ 2anesl AS-3t rcel~est D. Cazr, AQ g3-+"?°•-43, 2 Iota, sort*..~ of ~..['. ~.-~'a cittl~C 8<7.C~Lirl~T3iGiT 1'~7z., c,prrc73i. xd Ir,.~1a w~SL OfC Off„ sawn ~°,r~., Ch~.co. l:sag•inezx: a:cCain A:;spc. Pursuant :o the ~r•~q~aixc--ment3 of Sectinn :4.~ o~ rise isut'te County Coci3, i:.cia •~eis;.as~.ivt ,p~~.eol is~:p of vise nba*r~~ 3c~et:t.a.fiad pwoper•~y isah bean rw- viec3ed olr tize butte Couaty Si+~r.i~viyian Cont~i~t:er* enc~ ti`_`se ~~?annirg Cp7u"C~SS~011. Tne Subdivieip~t CQmatt.ttae and t,ne Planning Cosr~if.ssic~n recommend apgxoval of ruse •~ciei-.at:wve soap, sut~ jest to ttze fvlla~~yn~ conditions: Page 233. September 23, 1975 ~~ ~ l: AFi2ocate the leectt 1ii',as onto t}te parcel whic~t conta#.rs the house antY that file leeciY ].xres be a minimum of 100 ft. Pram the well.. 2:, InzilCata a v0 ft, hualding setb4clc fra~t tiie centerline of Saaratrento ]venue . 3. Deed to t~'xa Cauat-y of Suite 30 ft. rig::t:-+~f arAX from tlxa center- line of sacrarts:xt.o 7~v~. 4. If i~.~xe lat is ?esy tiatsn one acie, Con,t_ruct fli~,~. :;treat ingrov~msnts, #„0. :.3dewa3.i:s, curbs, gutMcrs. A ~ec~~,tiive D$C.L~-t,>:&t~.PSI k2r-.gard~.n~; ln~r#.ra7;~x~u"~:al rtrnsc:t was fblEC2 ~•ri th the County Clerk on August 26, ;1975. - .. .~ _ . Zoned A-2 .~..L-d. ~ T.-? Jo~,:~ C. r'atgen., TiP 50-2353, d ?,t-ts, sou"kiaeaNt :~ an . 1-x c:x~vc cn::nez o Pazt.t2 2aad tat t~erri? 1 ~{o~si, P~-ixa3t.ae . i_':s..Ys~aarat to thEr a~equi aeme;xt:~ of SeGk~i.ort x0 , 3 'r+~ t&te Btatte ~r_un~r Cote, t.~e schnt~.~cS.we p~xcel. n:ag of ti3s a_oovaxdeattified proge?-ty ht~.s besa ra•- Y''s.4WS<~ l.ty flip Sut~:e C:c3~:R£.~7 3~tbiza.'vis#.oa Cos~:mt.L-tee i~Z7ra t$e P?a:x:ling G`ar.>n.i s.~ iort , T.,Ix~ &L.oti#.r~isian Corr~tiysion ~nr~ f~`te Plann#.rg ~:osr~~nissian xecatLrene a~i,pra~ral, of the tenf:at3vE nt4g, sub~trGf: tg tea f~ollsaTi.*ing conciit#.aas: ~.< ue?iraLatr asa the ffn€a~. rs1.~g the tnzax'eiay asap on "garcal D" and a 100 yt. sagL•.yc tas~sk f:e^ Qefi:•~z+c:k ar'ou.rtd sa.{,d marshy uysa. 2. t,Te~ify 7.ega1 access. 3: Pxovic~c trave4s~tb"le access, gna obtain the necaBSary encraacarttent gsxrti'ts . d , >,aer3 to fire Ccsaxrty s-f }3ut4e ~0 ft. zight-~cafi~-;nay fgom the aenTSrline o'f Fenta-;tinge:.#.a Ftcry. 5. Deed to tlxe cauttty of L'utte 3; ft. right-~af-~s~ay frcn the Centerline cf tas;^t~ill road. ~ ~ S. S~is;it drainage glans to t~ta Deg>artn;ent, c£ I~ui~lic ~iarks .:az rewiQ,a $S:U w.1~~rQZFc.i{,t t1nR' inslrall ttae ~~CyL1 a:R~ ;iL•~]:COV'Ca(p3Elr;1. ~ . ~~:'; j c''.~ >::ZB zeCaxirLc~ C~.~'2i'~ A`C~9 Sc^..:b ~Yi~Tnti.S . 8. :€~.dio439:, a 5C+ ft. building setvsc;, fxa~~ tlxe oflnte;:lire of ;*4esriZl x and and xhe access e~~:;te:.;etxi.. 9 . ?:xda c~.ta 4 55 f t, b:a•F I.d~.ity- s W cb.yc;c fz-om trite cent:srl:.ne of Pen~cz- a~SC~ju1~.c~ FIUTjl. A PIe~,~.tLve Dr-.c:3a3~.:tian. Ztec~arc~,ing I;:nviransua:tr~l Ztapact ±aa.s filed ;~r1th _ t.~`tP. Ccunt:x• C:~trrY. fist e9,1:gu5t 2f , 1~3'l5. Page 234, September 23, 1975 ~~ ~~ _-W=_~~~~__~====t=Sep~e=mbe=231475 =_______=====c, ~o:ced P ,ti: & A-2 v,ilS. Ret. px, AP ~~--?6-09, x lot:;, *~as4: of Burr~p, G.P. 5--£; r3u/aa sowtl-: at Lassen Ave., Ch3cq. L•':~ginaer: 76aahman Lngin.esri,Zg ?~u~•scazu;u i:a i.Fts rer±~.rsm~~G~; cx Secw3.a;c wR.3 0~ the GLttte Covn{•X Cade, th_, ~:sr:t~-~.t~.Je paxcel ms.p a; th.e abovf i.Ce:s~,•ixieu pso~~aEty hws been ze- v3.e~~ec~ uy the :3utte Ca~,~nty 5ubdiva~si.an Com. ~it'L•ee azr3 the Flanizinq Canta!S.s s i ors . 7'r,e Ss1iadiv szon Conan•?tvst anal the t~Za:~a:inr~ Coau~~issian rscanr~snd• approval of the t.entatS.vo u~.ap, enb}ecG to tiia fo3lt~~aing catsditians: 1. ~rdicr.Ge on 'c.`:~ fina3. r:ep any area an the Parcel w~.thin 30© ft. ras:;us cif ass e~:S.stirsry ta~l1 acid Hato tl~c.i: ;;r~icl axes 3s uasuitanle far Clie install,afiiacr. of ~septiic tank skstams. 2. De_c~ to dye Coussty of 33u1;Ga 30 St. r{r~ht-of-•vJnx £raAC ~e center- line aE Lassen s.nd ~urnap Ava. 3. Ve±-izy 1egaY aceec~s Go Pasoal 2. 4. a:ndic~te ~ 50 ft. bL;luin7 setback from the c~hGQrlin~• of ~,assen, t8ate: '.~iie ali.gs~:nent o~ S~±3ite ~,cex:u: a:~.1~. 3~e ss estahlis3tad is Eha ' ~ _. ~. Ner~a~`.i~u I~ec3~~r~t:~on 1:eg~;;.~{iny ]%n~rz.xaz.-zAntal 1m3ac~; teas fils8 ati~'~- GhIR C:CL"nGSr C;xas:~: Cfi.Y R1zC3~~t 7.6, ],9'j5, 2an~d P.-2 Aa3 tlxa);?, ?1P +b$•-05-01 ~ ft~, anr! k1P 42-03--11, 2 r.3. {.-~ r~u~ac lots, bc'ttaeca Lassen ::ve., anca Fiet~sn~cv AGe., east of Cczssi.cY, a:.~:e., ChicQ. Engii:dcr: Pc~.l., Andersen, and Rills. .E'+18:&(£CI'a1t LO S:,'~e raqui.remaslts of La~ction ?.0 .3 cf th-y I~rstie CcJUn~:;r Cade, ~:l;a a`,en4:a~.2va pr.~rc¢d ma~a a~' 'L'hwal~a~:e ;deti~`~x•se:d prapesty has been rV- Srteiteel by Cha 3i;'~t:e Courty St~ttS.vs.si4;: Co;tL.,i;W°: c^ax-rT th8 PZa;ar_ing ~'on~~ssi.^~ra . Tllp Svhsiivi5ion CAm.~~~y2tr:a and rite P1annS.ng Carwiission seco~cmand apr~3:ova~l flP tns Ge;~tative ~!ap, sui3~eat to tl-,p follnef3.nq caaditions: ~.. EctlargM I'axre~~s 1 f. 2 to ma~:t ~l;e~ r~~t~.r.i.mam xeguz.rentezits oC tas arc{.esasxcs pex tr.tie IIealfch DsgcWk ~;r±ant . , 2. Ueecl to the Coun~.y aiT At~tte 3D ft. s:'~.grG-US: way from thy centex- la.xze o~F Lasss;a ~ Herishaw Ave. 3. l.ndac:at8 a 50 £t. buS.ldinc~ sat.;baclc ~;:aai the ceszterltsae of T.-~ssen ~ Iia:FZS-~.aw AvE . ~•. If p~.~'Ci:~.s 21?;•~' .les;i fin~sax ore acre, Car.3tL'1rCt fu11 street imnravem~n~ks, i.s. cur~as, gufi~fierr~, ras3d side~~~alks. . 5 e SL:~.~~t1i i:. c{x~i;~ac~% k7.~a~as to i~tza L:eg~ar:tm»n~: of 1~czbl~.c F;arks `•:ox• revieca anri aPgrvva~. ::csrl install Y.~1e r~~s~azxs:r~ f~.cil.S.t?¢s. ~'" A P:eg~;7:iv~y beaS.a~~G.tiaz~ F:4gardinr~ a.n'~•S.Y•~x::e:~rta3. lmpac~: kas fi3.ea :tith +,..`te Co:k-~ty CleY;c ore T>V.~g'tls~ 26, 13"!a. -Page~335.'~~ _,.w.~.,_....__.._. • - ' ~~~ ~ September 23, X975 ~ ~ .goner's A-£ I3C$ A_ave„ Al:' 33--C1-lf, 4 3.t~cs, located west of ^.P. 1-~~ u~i~sc O.rov~,lla dam Bit*ci., nn~:th end of Valley v3.ew, Cr•ov+ 11m ., F:tgi Hoer: Gra~~es ~ Ceddis i~t~riu~t. ko the raqu~.rau:Mnts oti Seotian 2.3.3 0` ~e ut;tte Cor~~aty Codes, t.kie te:~t~'~;.:ive narcgl ie~,w of tkia obese ?sa•aa~::i.f~.ed pxope~:p has been re-- v:.awad b;~ tsxe ~~ctfe County S•3'od~.uis;~c~n Camsru~.tte aria tt?e Plsnr.ixtg C~til~ct~.s s s oxz . 2'he S~r~:.viaion Ca.~aiti;ee nnd' •t;h.a P3.ar.~iing Co~nmzr~sion 7Ceoomtnszc2 approval of tha ten4ative snapr su:ajeci: to floe following concliticns: ~.. Ves~.fy '].og~al access. ' 2 . S dioate a 5f1 f,~. ?~u.3ld~.r:g sr~r~ack f: rrn S:he oerbi:arlfr~e of tcie e asen~~r_t . 3. Pra~r~.cte i~ CL1-de-sao c'Z'G the and. oS tha street:. R Nega~Li.ve izac~.e.r~:tion Ragardiag ~ntrdrottr:antaX wmp7ct was filed with tl.p Couni;y C~.erk air ~.ugus t a5, 1975. Zonan A-3 .3.G.fi.G. Ca3cx .. P.P 78-32_~gJ 9 lots, east of G.P. Orchard & M'•ss_-.an Olive Road, pnx~iar- of Sec 6, 7, 8, Pisld Drops T1sPJ, £tSJ;., idDP,&F•i, ~3.L+oville. lGszgiaeex: Y.~n@al1 ~ngsnPering Purs;za:tt fo tk:e xegitiY_~.snesits of SectioA 2C.3 of the butts County Cade, ttse'te:;::ati.tre paa~sl rasp oy tlse r.~ov~ ir3ent3.fie8 pscperty has bean re- v:.::cuad R,y the Suttb Csuu•hy Stzbd.Wvis~.on Cor.~r~.ttee anG the Flannirg Ccfu~i.a::ion . ~'3te Subdiv~.sian CorF'nitt@e a.~d tt-s Pl~~:ueing CommS.ss3.on renon~mend ~ppWov:a.Z of the taintati.vs ruap, r~ubjeot to the folloSa§.rg cond3.tions: 1. Prctrid3 pso~f of w~atox oz pisa¢ t~1.~ si:atem.ent on the map as xegtired by sclr.e Oz~linauGe. 2 0 ?xovide Yhm Bu-kte County tles~.tF: pepa;~tQe:_t with soil tes~,.:, on the 25-~acrA paTcsls, s2acwing i:ilatt t;hsy m,?at the m.~.n~.mum xequ7tran:ents of f.cie ordinance. 3.. t7eed •~~- the Ct~zttiiry of J3uti•~ 30 ?b. xigitfi-cf-Frail Exam the canter- . line ox i33ssion Alive ROad. ~: 7nc3icai:e G 50 ft. buiZc~anc~ seback ¢ru~~ the canterli,ae of E3ission altre I24~.G'. ~, f1 Nsc~~;,t~.x!° Ds'~~.~.r~tticn ,F~~c~as:dtnc~ kntr~.rr~ibr:~~n~a7~ Impact F~as filed Hith •uie Ceue~ty C3.asY on I~~agust 2&, 29'75„ Rll rrasoaaEale etfort~ sYzvu2ci bE t3iar,~e ::o prot~~cu ~~~r3.cuiture, not only for its ecor<omic. advantages to ti~t~ County, 3r,~t, F+.s ~.n ir~gar•t2snt and desiraaZe use of the land which establishes many of the. v~.luas for uzi,an areas . .... _ ..._,.. ~, . ~Poge 236,....._........ September 23, 1975 ~ - !"'~, -__---___---=°=~t~II1~~~~9Z~______________ ___ Ac~r~.cul~u~raL land should ba preserved s,gain.;t piace-neel urbanization wtiicr. would t:an~1 tb aclv6rsely 'efsrec: ;he eaananic ~>oLen'Ligls of ~iiis irnport:~.nt segme.~zt: of t:he Coun-~y's Drip . ~ ~, ;;,~ .,: ~ ,r, In prav,icling far urDsn gravrth' and es:pansior,;, L•.kze fort±le areas saauld ,~ b. pzes'ervad, wbereever passible, to encdt:~eage psi.or use of ].~.r~d thai: •i:;1 has less AgxiCUlxux'~;1 potential. +~-- 75-Ib05 DENY TENTATNE PARCEL MAP REGOMMi:NDED FOR DENIAL; ROBERT REED Bettye Blair, Planning Department, stated that parcel No. 2 of this-map would not meet the requirements for septic tank system. Reason for denial discussed. Dan Blackstock stated that the time for appeal has not elapsed. There have been no appeals filed in this matter. He stated that with the new map act, certain time sequences have been changed. Re-organization of the subdivision ordinance discussed. it was felt this should be set for hearing in the near future. Mr. 'Castleberry said the proposed ordinance is not ready. He will get something ro the Board as soon as possible. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan, and unanimously carried, the tentative parcel map recommended for denial filed by Robert Reed, AP 42-14-b1, 2 lots, ~ mile west of Hwy. 32, on the north side of Oak Way, Chico, was denied without prejudice, with the findings shot there is not sufficient room for sanitary purposes, and with the findings that the map has been found to be consistent with the Butte County General plan and that negative declarations have been filed with the County Cleric. 75-1606 APPRQVE NOTICE OF COMPLETION ON REMODELING PROJECT Tom Fox, arc itect on project, states t at a foci ity is completed and can have the notice of completion recvrcled. The Health Agency has already moved into its side of the area. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, the work of Deakins Construction Company for the remodeling of the extended care facility was accepted, Notice of Completion authorized to be signed by Chairman Ladd and the Clerk was authorized to record the Notice of Completion with County Recorder. 75-1607 AUTHORIZE SUPPLEMENTAL LETTER OF CONDITIONS AND PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION- COUNTY SERVICE AREA NO. 26 T ese two forms must a completed and signed in order to it'r+plement the application for the additional Farmers Home Administration grant of X234,500. On motion of Supervisor McKiilop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the Chairman was authorized to sign payment authorization and letter of intent to meet conditions to Farmers Home Administration. 75-1608 DISCUSSION: RELOCATION OF TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE i c e son, mm strative ~cer, exp ame t o matter o f relocation of the Treasurer-Tax Collector's office. They have been trying to find ' another location for the Board to meet. The City Hall would not be available at all Page 237. September 23, 1975 times. Problem of changing Board meeting place discussed. Supervisor Madigan questioned Mr. Nickelson concerning other possible meeting locations. Scott Tandy reported on his investigations of possible sties. Supervisor McICi[lop suggested changing the Treasurer's Office to the present County Counsel's office and moving County Counsel over to the Gray Building. Mr. Blackstock stated there was not enough room at this location. Space needs of County Counsei set out and discussed. It was stated that there is available space over the Central Bank on the second floor. These offices are vacant at this time. Rent for this space discussed. Administration Officer and County Counsel will look at this area and negotiate for rental of the space; they will also discuss the use of the Gray Building for County Counsel. Mr. Nickelson will report back next week on this mother. 75-1509 DISCUSSION: REPlACE;MENT OF OFFICE SPACE LOST 1N THE EARTHQUAKE Rep acement o o rce space ost in t e sort qua a iscusse Supervisor Richter read a motion concerning the rebuilding of office space. It was moved by Supervisor Richter and seconded by SupervisorMadigan that the Board direct the staff to retain an architect (Lawrence Thompson) to submit three alternate proposals to provide the needed County office space at the Thermalito County Center and later that a final Architectural proposal for the seclected alternate be submitted for final consideration by the Board. It is further suggested that a landscaping plan be considered for the County Center that could be 'implemented by stages. Motion discussed. Supervisor McKillop felt that at this point the motion is out of order. Supervisor Cameron stated he would not wpport naming an architect at this time. Supervisor Richter said he would withdraw the name of the architect from his motion. Name of architect deleted from the motion. Supervisor Richter said he would not delete the name of the site from the motion. Ball call on original motion, with the deletion of the name of the architeot, taken at this time. AYES: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan and Richter NOES: Supervisor McKillop and Chairman Ladd RECESS: 3.40 RECONVENED: 3:55 75-1510 PUBLIC WORKS 17EMS APPROVED: ORDINANCE NO. 1521 ADOPTED: RESOLUTION 75-140, AUTHORIZING EXECUTION & ACCEPTANCE..- OF EASEMENTS AT HEGAN LANE ~ EVANS-REIMER ROAD AT SP RAILROAD On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded y Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the following action was tokens Page 238. September 23, 1975 ________________ __~temEzer_23t147,~===_____________ 1. Waived the second reading of ordinance establishing 25 MPH speed limit on Guynn Avenue and 35 MPH speed limit on Wyandotte-Miners Ranch Road and Adopted Ordinance No. 1621 establishing said speed limits and authorized the Chairman to sign. 2. Waived first reading of ordinance establishing 35 MPH speed limit on Keefer Road, north Chico. 3. Adopted R3solution 75-144 authorizing execution and acceptance of easements from Southern Pacific Company covering Evans-Reimer Road crossing C-155.8 and Megan Lane crossing C-182.) and authorized the Chairman to sign. 4. Approved CCO ~I roofing contract for Administration Building and Shop Building with Parma-Tits Roofing Company, which reflects reduction of $802.04 because of the condemnation of the Old Courthouse and adjoining'Shop Building. It increases the contract in the amount of $1,475 for the reroofing of the Courthouse Annex with asphalt shingles. Net increase $672.96. 5. Approved Change Order Na. 1, Skyway C Magalia Dam project (51261-74-I, in the increasing amount of $3,518.60 which provides for lowering footing block in the concrete retaining wall and bridge abutments. 75-Ibll INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS a Requirement or County Engineer to verify that homes are or are not subject to flooding for lending agency purposes. Cloy Castleberry, Director of Public Works, reported on this new rule. He said they were not ready to do this on every house. They have a problem in this area. There is a house in Chapman Town that is in the process of being sold. Supervisor Mad?can explained the problem. This is not in an area that has been flood plane zoned. Supervisor Madigan said this matter should be pin-pointed. He did not think it was a law; it might be a regulation. It was felt that County Cou-hsel should look into this matter and alert the Board about how it should be handled. Mr. Castleberry will write a letter for this one case only, making this a stipulation that it was for this case only and that it is not the County's intention to do this in the future. Mr. Castleberry will work with County Counsel on this problem. 75-1612 TWO CBlCO SUPERVISORS TO ATTEND BEARING IN DURHAM: NOT TO BE AN ADJOURNED MEETING. Superv sor igan sa d he thought that the first designation for the meeting tonight in Durham was that it was to be a meeting of the two committee members with the people in the Durham area. Sfatement discussed. It was moved by Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and carried, that the meeting to 6e held in purham at 7x30 this evening would be limited to the two committee members and that only these two Supervisors, Supervisors Madigan and Richter, attend said meeting as representatives of this Board. Supervisors Madigan, 1v1~cKillop, Richter and Chairman Ladd voted ~ "Aye"~'NCEES~upervi sor Cameron 75-1613 APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY FOR CHILD WELFARE SERVICES On motion o Supervisor McIGi op, seta e y Supervisor Cameron an unanimously carried, the agreement with Children's Horne Society for child welfare services was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign. Page 239. September 23, 1975 ~' ~ ___________ ____fie~t=mbar 23 1975=-===__________--- 75-Ib14 ACCEPT SETTLEMENT OF WESTERN LIQUID ASPHALT ANTI-TRUST SUIT-AUDITOR On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, settlement of Western Liquid Asphalt anti-trust suit in the amount of $34,362.27 was accepted and the Reserve fund was designated as fund for deposit in the County Treasury. 75-1615 APPOINTMENTS TO MENTAL HEALTH-TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND ALCOHOL ADVISORY BOARD Appointments to Mental Health-Technical Advisory Committee and Alcohol Advisory Board discussed. Supervisor Cameron suggested the name of Mildred Force for appointment to Mental Health Advisory Board. Appointment to ~Merita! Health ,Advisory `Board" ~ •.: put over at this time. - On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor MoKillop and unanimously carried, Dr. Richnrd Campion was appointed as a member of the Alcohol Advisory Board, and as a member of the Technical Advisory Committee. 75-1616 DISCUSSION: PLUMAS COUNTY PILOT PROGRAM FOR RESTRUCTURE OF EXISTING WELFARE AND SERVICE5 SYSTEMS IN RURAL AND SEMhRURAL COUNTIES Discussion was a concerning P umas County s pi of program r restructure of existing Welfare and services systems in rural and semi-rural counties. Supervisors Cameron and McKillop will attend a meeting in Plumas County wncerning this matter. It was stated that at a meeting in San Francisco of CSAC, time was spent discussing a regional meeting with Secretary Butts and representatives from 23 other States fn be held in Louisiana to listen to the demands on the initial program and the food stamp program. Plumas County`s program will be discussed at that meeting and Welfare reform will be discussed. 75-1617 DISCUSSION: STATEWIDE TAX REFORM COMMISSION Statewi a Tax Re orm Commission iscusse Board members received copies of this matter. Property tax changes ore being considered. Commission discussed. Supervisor Madigan will bring this topic up at the Government Operation Committee of the Nine Northern Counties Supervisors Association meeting. 75-1618 DISCUSSION OF AND ADOPTION OF FINDMGS OF FACT AND DECISION RELATIVE TO THE NOTECES OF VIOLATION ON PROPERTIES IDENTIFIED AS AP 61-07 various, AP 62-52 vario various and AP 62-53woriaus Fin ings presented by Dan Blackstock, County Counsel. Changes to the findings suggested. Supervisor Madigan felt that 60 days was too long a period of time to allow the violators. The County is requesting that they agree with the road agreements. Supervisor Richter said he would like to go back up on Bloomer Mt. and look at the area with some of the staff people. It was moved by Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously corried, to deny the appeal from the Subdivision Committee `s determination to file Notice of Violation for the area set out inF.xhibits 1 through 5, excluding ail recorded final maps and parcel maps and the small parcel for the water tank of Feather Ridge Estates Wager Association, Inc; finding that the division of land violated the Subdivision Map Act and Chapter 20 of the Butte County Code. Finding is based upon the following facts; 1) That Feather Ridge Estates (ne. created more than five parcels of land by Page 240. September 23, 1975 ~'` ~ -_____ __~_~~___=~~5_egt~rnber23 J47~_~~_ dividing a single parcel; of which not all resulting parcels were parcels in ,excess of 40 acres. 2) That Feather Ridge Estates retained financial control of a majority of more than 100 parcels through blanket deeds of trust and partial release clauses. 3) Testimony by ultimate purchasers that they continue to pay Feather Ridge Estates Inc., installments for the purchase of their land. 4} That no institutional lenders were involved. 5} That 106 parcels were created in approximately 3 months through q single title company and notary. 6) Business relationships. 7} Formation of a mutual water company to serve the subdivision. 8) Testimony of numerous Witnesses to the effect that the property was advertised by, the property was shown to them by, down payments were madt to, individuals who had no apparent record title to the parcel of land in question, however, had been responsible For prior splitting of land. Further move to direct the Department of Public Works and the Health Department to issue building and septic tank permits pursuant to the Uniform Building Code and Chapter 19 of the Butte County Code when applied for the innocent purchasers in this particular area. however, such permits shall be reviewed by the Board prior to issuance so that conditions may be placed upon thos permih that will protect the health, safety and genera (welfare of the county. Furtiter move that counsel be directed to file suit pursuant to Government Code Section b6499.33. Counsel shall not be required to file suit in this matter if he is able to reach a negotiated settlement prior to filing suit but in no event later than 60 days from the date of this motion. Any negotiated settlement shall be approved by this Board. Supervisor Richter said that by looking at the area twice, he feels that based on the hearing, and what he saw, the Board should ask the Grand Jury to investigate the whole area and especially Mr. Mann as he sold property without a license. The Grand Jury should be asked to look at the whole situation on Bloomer Mt. Supervisor Madigan suggested issuing subpoenas and find out what they care to tell the Board under oath. This might be beneficial to the State and ro the District At3oraey's-afffce. On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, subpoenas were authorized to be issued and served on; Bill Sumner Don Mann Jayne Seeman ' Officer Eastham of OPD to appear before the Board on October 21st, 1975 at 1:30 p.m. in answer questions about what They know of these transactions. Page 241. September 23, 1975 ~'*~ !~: RECESS: The Board recessed at 4$~ Fo go into an executive session RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 6;l0 following an executive session. 75-Ibt9 APPROVE CONTRACT WITH CENSUS SUPERVISORS A contract to ire an re m urse t e two state assigned supervisors has been prepared by Counsel and approved for fiiscal and budgetary control , On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the contract with the census supervisors was approved and the Chairman authorized ro sign. ADJOURNMENT: There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the meetirg was ad(ourned at 6s15 to reconvene on Tuesday, September 30, 1975 at 9:00 a.m. ATTESTS CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK airman of t e ai ~~ Bys __ Boa O Sup isors er~c ~^° Page 242. September 23, 1975